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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Friday.
April
13,
1945
PublUhed
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
limited,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
Q
.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
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MEMBER
ABC.
President
Roosevelt
.
.
.
The
death
of
President
Roosevelt
yesterday
afternoon
came
as
a
personal
blow
to
practically
every
citizen
of..
the
civilized
world.
Like
Lincoln,
President
Roosevelt
dedicated
himself
to
the
service
of
the
people
and
in
his
12
years
of
office,
his
championship
of
the
"little
man,"
the
worker
and
small
business
man,
his
conceptions
of
human
dignity,'
and
his
leadership
of
his
mighty
nation
during
the
war
entrenched
him
in
the
hearts
of
all
humanity
as
one
of
the
strongest
pillars
of
human
rights.
Incumbent
of
the
executive
office
in
the
United
States
for
the
longest
period
of
any
man
in
the
history
of
that
counti-y
President
Roosevelt
car-
On
behalf
of
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
we
desire
lo
extend
to
the
Officers
and
men
of
the
ITnited
Slates
Forces
stationed
here,
our
sincere
regrejs
at
the
death
of
their
Commander-in-Chief,
President
Franklin
I).
Roosevelt.
Nowhere
amonf
the
United
Nations
will
his
passing
be
more
deeply
regretted
than
in
Canada.
We
have
lost
a
great
friend
and
a
statesman
who
has
contributed
so
much
toward
the
achievement
of
Victory
and
the
establishment
of
a
lasting
peace.
We
regret
that
he
did
not
live
to
see
the
consummation
of
the
treat
objects
to
which
he
devoted
his
life.
The
Mayor
and
Council,
City
oi
Prince
Rupert.
Work
Clothing
In
line
with
our
general
policy
of
carrying
only
the
highest
quality,
nationally-advertised
merchandise,
our
stock
of
work
clothing
includes
such
well-known
makes
as
"G.W.G."
dnd
"Headlight."
SEE
US
FOR
Iron-Man
Pants
Rib
Overalls
and
Smocks
Coveralls
Waist
Overalls
Carpenters'
Overalls
'Painters'
Overalls
Work
Shirts
of
all
kinds
OET
THE
RIOIIT
MAKE
AT
THE
RIOIIT
PRICE
AT
li
l.illllMilMll
Ill
I
II
'THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
ried
this
theme
during
the
long
period
LA
h
MFMODt
Al
of
change
since
his
inauguration
on
HULL
I
1
LI
IUK1AL
March
4,
im
CCDVIfFC
UCDC
The
test
of
our
nrotrress
s
not
JLIW
IILIM.
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
If
pain
Chlropractlcl
If
nerves
doubly
sol
'
Smith
Block
Green
fl'JS
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&
MARINE
REPAIR
WE
REPAIR
ANYTHING
General
Repairs
to
all
Automotive
and
Marine
Equipment
Hody
Work
and
Painting
Agents
for
Cummins
Diesel
Engines
Forest
King
Power
Saw
Wlllard
Batteries
Raybestos
Products
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Oil
Products
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AN
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
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CS
whether
we
add
more
to
the
abund
ance
of
those
who
have
too
much.
unity
in
solving
pcacably
the
problems1
of
the
world.
His
death
on
the
eve
of
military!
victory
is
an
irony
which
everyone
hoped
he
would
be
spared.
His
tired
face
in
recent
weeks
caused
apprehension
among
millions,
but
none
thought
that
he
would
be
taken
so
suddenly.
But
in
its
sorrow,
the
world
can
be!
grateful
that
he
lived
lone
enough
to
make
his
latest
contributions
to
the
pattern
of
the
post-war
world.
WAS
HIS
FACE
RED!
BRISTOL,
Eng.,
Q
In
the
back
of
her
car
Mrs.
Wi.
Williams
always
carried
dlstllted
walt-r
In
two
bottles
labelled
yin."
They
were
gone
when
she
came
buck
to
the
car
from
.shopping
:ifvd
in
tlielr
place
were
four
1
t$4-5Gt
notes
and
a
message:
"Thanks
for
the
gin,
.sister."
PHILIPPCJE
TOy-:J
When
the
first
Spanish
explorers
sailed
into
Manila
Bay.
they
found
a
native
own
on
the
south
bank
of
the
Paste
lrWer.
Tt
FOR
PRESIDENT
XT
WASdurir.g
tlie
dVprewion
of
the
that
Edward
Ferguson
lost
hjs
joh.
early
'JOT
;
He
was
a,good
workman.
He
.had
irfcae.
And
fie.
had
a.
passion
for
fishing,
-
-
But
he
had
no
job.
-
t
Try
as
he
did,
he
could
find
nothing,
Unemployment
was
increasing
on
every
hand.
.
;
For
ardent
fisliermen,
casting
for
trout
can
do
amaV
ing
things.
For
one
thing,
it
can
hring
peace,
'.
;
,
.
If
Edward
Ferguson
had
worriel,
tliey
toon
diWilved
-
jn
fidiing
.
.
.
Ai
he
had
no
work,
he
went
after
trout
pretty
often.
On
one
of
his
expeditions,
he
got
an
idea
an
idea
for
a
better
fly-rod
lure
a
letter
lure
than
he
had.
.ever
used
...
.
and
he
had
used
almost
every
kiiid
that
existed.
Edward
Ferguson
5ame
home
in
a
hurry
got
busy
working
outshis
new
lure.
He
began
operations
in
his''
ither'in-law
j
caraffe,
;
"
'
,
'He
soon
decided
he
needed
icrae
rnftneyfS'tarr
idea
into
production.
That
was
when
he
came
to
see
us.
Enthusiastically
he
told
ui
of
his
plans.
His
proposition
appealed
to
us
and
we
lent
him
the
money
he
wanted
-
$150,
on
a
note
endorsed
by
his
father.
That
was
14
years
ago.
Today,
Ell
ward
Ferguson
has
a
business
worth
more
than
$50,000.
He.
makes
conjunction
with
the
regular'
WOOL
RELAXES
.
jurrn
services
bunaay
morning
when
a
wool
garment
trets
a
i
m
11
o'clock.
Chaplain
John
J.
FJemmin
wUl
conduct
special
memorial
ton;
She
went
to
th?
phone,
spoken
few
words,
and
put
down
the
receiver.
She
left
the
room'
without
saying
a
word
and
went
to
the
White
House.
Later
in
the
evening
she
flew
to
Wnrm
Springs.
Funeral
services
for
the
late
President
will
hi
held
at
I
p.m.,
Eastern
Daylight
Time,
tomorrow
in
the
White
House.
Those
who
attend
will
be
high
officials
of
the
government,
members
of
the
Supreme
Court,
chiefs
of
foreign
diplomatic
mis-:
s,
representatives
of
the
Senate
and
Mouse
nod
friends
of
the
family.
The
burial
.ill
b?
at
10
m
,
H.D.T.,
on
Sunday
in
the
family
garden
at
Hyde
Park,
New
York.
The
body
of
the
late
President
will
not
lie
in
state.-ami
the
White
llo
ise
has
requested
that
the
public
not
send
flowers.
The
flag
atop
the
Peace
Tower
in
Ottawa
flies
at
half
mast
today
in
tribnte
to
the
memory
of
the
man
who
a
little
more
than
a
year
aj;o
stood
beneath
its
fiothir
arch
to
speak
to
the
Canadian
pcoole.
And
today,
a
saddened
and
soliorcd
House
of
Commons
meets
to
begin
anplying
the
finishing
touches
to
the
business
of
the
Nineteenth
Parliament
The
nc"
s
of
the
President's
death
and
the
desire
of
the
mcmhrs
to
facilitate
the
attendance
of
Prime
Minister
King-at
the
funeral
tomorrow
are
expected
to
result
in
the
curtailment
of
debate.
The
flash
which
told
of
Mr.
Roosevelt's
passing
THIS
STOBY
IS
tSEP
ON
AN
ACTUH
CSf
AND
A
rest
after
a
day
or
two
wear,
the
wool
springs
back
and
some
wi
Inkles
drop
out
o
less
press-
services
for
Jewish
personnel
to-
j,
j,
needed
night
at
7
o
ciock.
He
win
aisr.
i
officiate
at
a
special
Catholic
who
have
too
little,"
said
this
man
who
President
FD.
Roosevelt
In
three
ing
at
7
o'clock.
had
himself
vn
hrnlitrht
nil
in
an
'
Ifiths
wlU
be
ne.c
in
the
Ppst
colonel
J.
H.
Mellom,
:wlll
be
offered
Own-
Dolors
will
be
displayed
at
iinnnlinffl
nf
wlrri
unapei
oi
uie
ranee
Kuper;
mandlnj
umcer
oi
tne
suo-ron
j
naii-maai
ior
j
uays.
huwcvit.
U'1.
.
T
.,
Sub-Port
of
Embarkation
on
said,
that
effective
Immediawiy.
Colonel
Mellam
said,
the
wear-
lJUling
the
War
years;-
1
resident
I
Acropolis
H.UL
aii
vs.
sponsored
entertainment
ing
of
mourning
bunds,
firing
of
Roosevelt
saw
beyond
the
fighting
and
;
chaplain
William
D.
Rowland
activities
such
as
dances,
parties
salutes,
and
dipping
ol
national
extended
the
hand
of
unity
to
other
i
will
officiate
at
the
Protestant
and
sports
events,
will
be
can-
colors
will
be
dispensed
with
in
nofinno
sif
it'll
1
i.Ioiil?
i
f
ntnnA
(Services
which
will
be
hold
in
celled
until
further
notice.
N
view
of
war
conditions.
juiiiwjm
ui
tun
ill
jriuun
ij
vi
Vtiiv
.
a
world
of
tlerance
in
which
nations!
:
.
.
.
might
nve
at
peace
!
United
Nations
Mourn
iv
War
President
rs
iiv
was
ji.uiy
i(i
tut;
ctmwjti
ion
iiiai
the
nations
which
had
joined
to
over-1
(Continued
from
pace
n
come
military
foe
should
retain
their
'"
7,
-
-
y
)
-
"
BRNp
:
"
'
ull.'.'S
imp
all
sorts
(if
artificial
Iwit,
fiihjnk;
md
and
other
items
of
falling
tiii.ltk-,
and
during
the
war
he
lias,
liesidu,
tern
making
equtpmeut
lir
tin-
K.O.A.I'.
Edd
Ferguson
k
still
customer
of
ours
.
.
.
and
we
are
prrxid
of
the
shtfre
we
have
had
in
his
success.
J
JffS
true
experience
is
typical
of
tlxinsdrtcii
of
tttstomeTS
dealing
with
the
Pm'
of
lojitredl.
Tlie
FAuwrd
Fergittmu
get
on
in
life
heeause
of
their
ilefertHmfltlrm,
enterprise
and
el'reliance.
It
is
iliey
who
have
male
Canada
what
sie
it
today
-.
,
.
tlie
tJifrd
gredtttt
trading
nation
of
the
world.
'If
'yoii
need
a
loan
for
die
Iwtler
operation
of
your
liiminrw,
or
for
omlntanre
in
your
permual
'iilTdirf.
ue
will
x
ajti
nf
'
VI
(lie
opportunity
to
iliwusi,
in
ronfulvnre,
your
pl.im
mm
and
irolilmit
with
you.
it
t
iiio
(imntm
Bank
of
Montreal
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
G.
R.
S.
BI.ACKABY,
Manager
Stewart
Branch:
11,
li.
W.
WOODFORD,
Manager
tvonfotty
cvitA,
&HidCcuti
U
ewiq
cml&o
life
&Utce
JXt7
V:'
y
AUCTION'
'NELSON
LETTER
LONDON
O-A
letter
wrirtr
l
in
a
passion
of
Jealousy
by
Lord
Nelson
to
Lady
Hamilton
in
1801
brought
$550
550
senses
are
ne
wrote,
"I
"i
feel
jcei
as
as
I
1
have
nave
neve
never
I
felt
hefnro
nil
loft....
Whether
we
provide
enough
for
those
special
memorial
services
for
solemn
mass
on
Saturday
even-
special
programs
or
celebrations
burm
.
.
j
maie
deat
lM,
alive."
EARLY
(XMMUNlSTj3
Plato's
-Iiepuiilfer.
moilttjriH-enttnl
df;
ali
werict
of
Utopian
communism,
nrf
that
then-should
be
no
privau
pr.:timy
and
no
marriage.
was
otic
of
those
rare
things
w
hich
-bring
political
rivals
together.
During
the
mid-afternoon
sitting
yesterday
the
House
was
deep
in
controversy
over
munitions
contracts.
A
minute
later,
the
entire.
House
was
standing
in
hushed
silence,
honoring
the
memory
of
President
Roosevelt.
The
House
was
adjourned
after
moving
tribute
from
party
leaders.
A
group
gathered
around
Prime
Minister
King
whose
grim
and
somewhat
us'.icn
face
t.!d
uf
(he
emotion
he
felt
at
the
loss
of
a
friend
as
well
as
a
colleague.
In
Washington,
Canada's
Ambassador
to
the
ITnited
States,
L.
It.
Pearson,
told
a
radio
audience
that
President
Roosevelt
was
a
leader
of
the
United
Nations
and
as
such
belonged
to
all
of
us.
Mr,
Pearson
said
that
"alxivc
all
we
Canadians,
conscious
now
of
the
sure
approach
if
toi
if
tri
tnph,
remember
what
the
great
Presides
mount
to
us
when
we
were
passing
through
the
val'v
of
s'ndow
of
defeat.
He
held
ever
before
us
a
.m-
v
final
victory,
and
he
backed
his
hope
with
he
p.'
A
tribute
from
aif
unexpected
(purler
was
carried
over
the
Tokyo
radio.
An
enemy
broadcaster
announced
the
death
of
President
Roosevelt
in
these
v
ords,
"We
now
introduce
a
few
minutes
of
special
music
to
honor
the
passing
of
this
great
man."
Ttorlin
announced
the
President's
death,
but
had
li
tie
to
sity
about
it.
Briefs
From
Britain
Mr
the
Cnniw1ln
Prem
LONDON
O
These
puttlx
kklosks"
mattered
around
Crli
aln
are
gains
to
be
lit
again,
now
(hat
blackout
restriction!
have
been
relaxed.
HUYTON,
Lancashire,
Bnjruin
iFmcl
Jme
v
H
for
Wit
-weeks
after
a
manfliri
Union
Jar
k
was
found
In
a
five
-Ration
rum
Jar
from
which
hi
had
lf
eii
drinkine.
Rut
he
failed
to
?et
damji!?es
from
the
land
lord
of
the
h
itH
who
supplini
the
Jar.
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BRONCHITIS
l-kai
a
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UuuLhiril
TUrl.
(rillirr
litilrymy
oi
drv
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twUng)
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year
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3tm
Ptoneer
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THE
REXALL
STORE
Tlie
date
for'
payment
of
your
lJL"0'
been
extended
to
August
i
must
be
filed
by
April
30.
Tax
Service
by
RxPrr,
GEORGE
RORIE
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Block
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